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DESCRIPTION:Join us at the ³ÉÈËVRÊÓƵ School of Information Studies (SIS) for a
  talk on the future of the information professions with guest speaker Gene
 viève Eustache.\n\n'For several decades\, the world of libraries\, archive
 s\, records management\, information management\, and museums have been af
 fected by tremendous changes due to the increasing use of information tech
 nologies\, Internet\, social medias\, and the need to preserve and make ac
 cessible rapidly sets of data and information resources that growing conti
 nuously.\n\nInformation professionals need to transform their profession\,
  by being more proactive\, creative\, and by analyzing the needs of presen
 t and future generations in relation to their use of information technolog
 ies. The traditional roles\, training and knowledge required to manage and
  preserve digital information are now essential for information profession
 als in order to be successful in their positions. But what expertise is ne
 eded exactly?'\n\nSpeaker bio\n\nGeneviève Eustache has been working for m
 ore than 35 years at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa. She st
 arted her career as the Curator of scientific documents at the National Mu
 seum of Man\, which became the Canadian Museum of Civilization in 1989. Sh
 e has been responsible of the following services: Archives and Documents\,
  Information Management Services\, Archives and Documentation Services\, a
 nd\, was nominated  Interim Director from 2008 to 2012\, directing the lib
 rary\, archives\, the artifact documentation services\, as well as the tea
 m in charge of the Canadian Culture Online digitization projects at the mu
 seum. She obtained  a degree in Anthropology from the University of Montre
 al and gained training in archives\, information management\, preservation
  and management of digital heritage\, museology\, copyrights\, and managem
 ent of human\, material and financial resources.\n\nEveryone welcome\n\n 
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LOCATION:CA\, School of Information Studies\, 3661 Peel\, Rm. 106\, Montrea
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SUMMARY:SIS Seminar Series: 'Convergence & Challenges in Information Studie
 s: Is There a New Profession?' - Geneviève Eustache
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